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Page17 1888, Collector of Customs - Return of Chinese

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DescriptionState Records Office, S675, Cons 527, 1888/1336A.
'Collector of Customs - Return of Chinese, arrivals and departures for 10 years ending 31 Dec. 1887'.
This 50+ page file details names and other information of Chinese people known to have been in Western Australia in 1888.FormCorrespondenceIn collectionCelebrating 200 Years - National Foundation for Australia-China Relations Project

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Subject (person)KONG FATAH YEN (2)Liou Ah FongAh LingAH YUM (3)IN SU CHINAH LAUNAh ChungJALLEETAN CHONG KITan Ah ChuChan Ah LetLIM A CHINChu Ah SingTam Ah ChungMAN YO ANLIM A TEK (1)CHON AH LITLew Ban YiuCHANG A CHIONGChan Ah LetLim Ah LockKho JakLi Ah KiuCHAN AH LINGCHAN AH TAKHONG GEE (1)Subject (organisation)Emanuel's Station, Fitzroy RiverW.E. Marmion & CoNichol & PoultonGrant, Anderson & EdgarSubject (place)DerbySubject (topic)PopulationChinese heritage in Western Australia

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Page17 1888, Collector of Customs - Return of Chinese

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